Reviews, presenting a well-rounded analysis of Lithuania's economy and financial system as well as the activities of various market participants, and macroeconomic projections drawn up by the Bank of Lithuania.

Laws of the Republic of Lithuania, Resolutions of the Board of the Bank of Lithuania, other legal acts regulating the activities of the Bank of Lithuania, as well as international and inter-institutional agreements.

Positions, guidelines, opinions and explanations of the Bank of Lithuania, decisions thereof on the application of EU guidelines, all of which are relevant for the supervised financial market participants.

Accountability and transparency

In the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania, the country’s central bank – the Bank of Lithuania – is referred to as one of the most important state authorities. It regularly reports to the Seimas, which founded the Bank of Lithuania. Our organisation also follows the principle of public accountability, key to modern national central banks, ensuring transparency of activities through a constant flow of objective and comprehensive information on the Bank’s activities, explanations of and reasoning behind the decisions taken. Transparency of activities is one of the core values of our institution. Pursuant to the reporting requirement established in the Law on the Bank of Lithuania, the Bank of Lithuania, within four months after the end of a financial year, has to submit its Annual Financial Statements together with the Auditor’s Report to the Seimas and make them publicly available. The Statements are prepared in accordance with the accounting and financial reporting standards set by the European Central Bank to the Eurosystem members; the Annual Balance Sheet and the Profit and Loss Account are of the same structure as those of other euro area central banks.